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There is a lot of good talent of young fighters. Some have obviously proven themselves more than others. So from your perspective, how would you rank them from best to worst at this moment? Again, some have been tested more than others but just from their competition and eye test. Here are mine.
Teofimo Lopez
Virgil Ortiz
Jaron Ennis
Shakur Stevenson
Devon Haney
Tank Davis
David Benavidez
That would be my order. Who am I missing?
I forgot to add Ryan Garcia. He is last but he may move up depending on how he looks against Campbell
I like Edgardo Berlanga, Daniel Dubois, and Xander Zayas.
I should add JC Martinez to my list
So no Joey Spencer double fisting gold just yet ;D. What about a Chris Colbert. Very early but he's already pitching for some interim title belt this weekend. Crafty dude and ring aware but he does coast in spots.
Daniel Dubois should be on the list.
Dennis Mccann
Serhii Bohachuk
Willy Hutchinson
Aaron Mckenna
Bektemir Melikuziev
Israil Madrimov
Dalton Smith
Artem Oganesyan
Sadriddin Akhmedov
Ivan Price
Andrew Cain
That looks like a 'Best Americans under 25 list'.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncher
Boxing is a global sport.
So you think the people on your list will have better careers than those on my list?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vibesin DonThat looks like a 'Best Americans under 25 list'.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncher
Boxing is a global sport.
My list isn’t so much about prospects but more who has already proven to be legit and who I think will have a really good career.
I didn’t realize that Madrimov was that young. He is solid, but I’m not sure how good he will get. I don’t think he will become great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vibesin Don
Some of them could. Dennis Mccann for example looks a special talent.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncherSo you think the people on your list will have better careers than those on my list?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vibesin DonThat looks like a 'Best Americans under 25 list'.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncher
Boxing is a global sport.
My list isn’t so much about prospects but more who has already proven to be legit and who I think will have a really good career.
Oh ok then.But Ennis and Ortiz Jr I'd still class as prospects. And Stevenson and Haney are like prospects who've been given belts they havent beaten anyone or proved anything yet.
By that logic then I would add to the list Emmanuel Navarette and Julio Cesar Martinez.
Luis Nery
Kosei Tanaka
Junto Nakatani
Jaime Munguia
They should be. It’s just best fighters 25 and underQuote:
Originally Posted by Vibesin DonSome of them could. Dennis Mccann for example looks a special talent.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncherSo you think the people on your list will have better careers than those on my list?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vibesin DonThat looks like a 'Best Americans under 25 list'.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncher
Boxing is a global sport.
My list isn’t so much about prospects but more who has already proven to be legit and who I think will have a really good career.
Oh ok then.But Ennis and Ortiz Jr I'd still class as prospects. And Stevenson and Haney are like prospects who've been given belts they havent beaten anyone or proved anything yet.
By that logic then I would add to the list Emmanuel Navarette and Julio Cesar Martinez.
I didn’t put Tanaka because I haven’t seen enough of him. Didn’t realize Nery was that young. Munguia isn’t that good IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
jaron boots ennis already taking the one fight a year route
Boots needs a breakout fight. And to stop getting casually-caught with straight rights down the middle. Bam.